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Watched it when it first came out but too long between seasons. There are 6 seasons now so time for a rewatch binge.

Sam Neill was well known of course but Cillian Murphy was not...is now.

reminds me of another case further east in the US with a 15 year old I think.
No spoiler tho.

decent German thriller

Yours to research.

can't imagine the amount of work that went into this...
and still don't know how some shots are achieved

TCL is working okay at the moment after a few minutes warm up

Super-aged Japan now has 9 million vacant homes. And that’s a problem By Chris Lau and Mayumi Maruyama, CNN 5 minute read Updated 11:29 PM EDT, Tue May 7, 2024 https://edition.cnn.com/2024/05/07/asia/akiya-homes-problem-japan-intl-hnk/index.html I wonder if they will ever get over their xenophobia....

hehe

...fantastic caste


at least my funky TCL 50" is working again after its illness but it's not entirely cured.

Still bingeing Harry Potter but in between decided to try the Rebel Moon flicks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhr3MzT6exg 🤨 Good cast, marginal CGi, the first flick with worse shooting than Star Wars. Very stilted dialogue...could use a funnybone. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SSHhQRsYcM Glad to...

Been bingeing the 8 Harry Potter movies in 4k. Dialed in better now both visual ( sorted HDR10 ) and audible ( hearing aids for dialogue detail ). The HDR works better to fill in dark details but they slide into impossible to watch on the last two except under ideal viewing. Music much better with c...

Patrick Stewart narrating …good choice

One persuades by positing evidenced positions with documentary support, not by supplying unsupported personal opinion however eloquently framed.

Sweet Country premiered at the 74th Venice Film Festival on 6 September 2017, where it won the Special Jury Prize award. The film is based on a real life true crime murder case where an Aboriginal man was arrested and put on trial for murdering a white man in central Australia ... quite a last line...

Two iconic Australian actors, Sam Neill and Bryan Brown in a rough early settlement film



fookin white fellas